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Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Personal.

George B. Money, E.q OF Delaware
City, visited our city TO-DAY. -, -
Freder Petsr, OF Bar ingtou, N.
j., 10 six feet four inot 90 IN height, and
10 the tal.est memter Of the Order Of
Red Men.
Miss Millie Beohe-, il company with
Ter mother, has secured passAee on the
steamer Elder, which leaves New York
on Saturday for Brenen. She esigns
spending year st Ls,psic in cider to
finish her musical eiuca.!or.
George r. q. Hof ,cktr has returned
from his Europsan trip. His hrother,
j. 81. Hofiecher, did MT lake the
steamer homewsrd bound anti! week
or ten days after he left.
James G. Plerron, who was chief OF
police under the late Mayor Valentine,
was among the visitors 90 our city on
Wednesday. he Is resident \ Ph,la-
delphia, but his interest," IN Wilmington
affairs Q ,ntinuss unabatst.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Grand Lodge in session

The National sIauo L)use, A. o. q.
F., convened st German Hall on Sixth
street near wslnu. yeeterday, and
every State In which the order Is es.
yabliehed was represer ted. Yesterday q
session was consumed III receiving and
acting On the reports o: the various
officers, and last night there was an en-.
tertstnment given a. TIE hall ia honor
of the Grand L1d2e. The exercises
consisted Of vocal and instrumental
music, tpeechee and reci ations, ard an
abundant supply OF rsireshmetts were
served. THIS morniaa's session was
taken up " ita y discGss!on on the good
OF the order, at which radical changes
were ursed for the rttns..
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Held for Eaurf

Edward 7. Stroud one of the policy
men, whose bail was declared forfeited by
Judge Cunmins yesterday morn ing,
was brought to the police station in the
afternoon by Preston Ayars, and afer
being locked up in the chiefs room was
served W ith the capias issued by Judge
Cumm ins. He was arraigned at last
EVENINGS session of the court; when he
stated he was prese. = the morning, but
had got to drinking, otherwise he would
have been present when his name was
called. His case was then taken up
when he waived hearing, and was
held in 5000 for his appearance at
court John Fehrenbach again becoming
his bondsman.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Tho Rush to Philadelphia.

The number OF persons visiting Phi!a-
delphia, in order to attend the centennial
display, has been go great as to render
travelling over the T., w. y B. Railroad
somewhat uncomfortable. AS a conse.
quence, several citizens were led to take
the B. & o. Road, on which the cars
were not so crowded, and they were
pleased with tie experiment. The short
ride in the street cars in this ci'y is no
gr at objection, while the change of
scenery along the route Is rather pleas
ing and the landing at Broad aud Prime
streets is calculated to call up reminis
cences Of the past decade.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Dolth OfEr. Ar ans.

A letter from London, Received In this
city yesterday, announces that city
the death OF Rev. Carsoa W, Aisms, ID.
D., D brother Of the late John H Aiams,
Of this city, on August ". The de-
@ BASED had been travelling abroad for
his health since May, 1855, aud was ex-
pected home this month. On his way
he stopped in London, where he cen.
tracted heavy cold, which added to
tho severity CT Blight g disease, with
which he vaa afflicted, caused his
death. His lats resiuence was IN New
York city. DIR. Adams is pative Of
Wilmington and was about e2 years Of
age.
He commenced active l.fs IS o clerk
In John A. Durcan's hardw store.
de grad usted from Dartmouth College
and became pastor OF Presby terian
church on Loug Island. Be also q lied
appointments at Richmond, Va ,TAomp.
sonviile, Conn. Wstervi,ie, n. y, aud
West Farms In New YORK city. His
body Is now OIL i.s way 70 this country
on the steamer France, and will be
buried in cemetery OF Long IL. end.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Bitten by n Dog.

About a month ago Mark s. Bassett,
who resides at No. 1918 Market street,
was bitten by small dog on the back
OF tine leg, just above the ankle, as he
was passing along the street, making
quite o painful wound, which thus far
has not healed aud has given him a
great deal OF uneasiness. At one time
the pain extended up to the shoulder,
end he felt come apprehension OF lock-
Jaw but 1t is thought the crisis has
passed and he viii soon be out again.
Mr.. B. is In his SD year and hence per-
haps the difficulty of healing the wound.
The dog, however, is still as active es
ever, and no danger of hydrophobia can
be feared.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Broken Open.

A colored man named Joseph Walker,
who occupied the house OF Henry Dug.
gan, on Buttonwood street, near b,
South Wilmington, was requested on
the 9Th inst.i TO remove in one week. as
the house had been sold. An MIR.
Walker failed to comply with the re-
quest, DuRgan went TO the house this
morning with q Gss,stable. and In the
sDsence or lne family, forced open the
door, breaking the lock, when q levy
plains OF this harsh and unlawful pro
ceeding, and eays he will bring q sui'
for damage. The proceeding is more
inexcusAbie as Walker had procured
house and expected to have vacated the
premises to day.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
m Getting OF Legss,stors.

A number OF the members % the last
Lsa aislatule assent mbled at the Clay ton
House last evening. but no oreaniza-
ton vas effecnd. or an attempt made
1t holding meeting. - WAS the fntsn-
ton. Tho New Castle delegation was
represented by George ID. Medill. ID. ID.
McOoy, w. r. Smailey, X =. Norneyi
James Mu'y&o, James w. Ware. and
Dr. awitb ObsNaleii Kent county BY
Jobs-s n Trinsson. ". Il. IlIsband !,
and Peter Lowber; Sussex BY L. W.
waples. w. Il MoCabe, William O.
Rust, and Thomas r. Wilson. The
senators present were John b. Dorman
aud Calvin W. Orosssn. Others who
put In an appearance were James b.
Boyce, state auditor; DIR. Nathan Pratt,
insurance com missioner; u. 7. Cooper,
clerk OF the House; b J. Moore, clerk
OF the Senate; John +. Salisbury and
J. Thomas Lowe, ex.representaavts
sswell O. eo.tt. sergeant-at arms, and
j udge Paynter.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
,e Constitutional Centennial.

sc CcnsututtODhi CoEtonnihi.
Ihe excitement snd rush at the p,
w. Il railroad station commenced ut
aa .iily hour this morning, and there
was 70 cessation in the crowds that be.
sel8e1 the ticket office until about 10
. ~ w" K, and 1t was estimated that from
oV hp 10 that time there were fully
W. oeeple who left this city FOR Phila-
ueIpI ON this road. In addition to
snosa that passed through from stations
oo~h tha State. Shortly after 9o'clock
psttAlion Of militia from Virginia
psoe 4 through and were cheered hy
tne crowd mt the station. At 8 05
ceGg ,he First Regiment, N. G. ID ,
asee M nhlBd ct their srmory In the
Mag luic Temple, aod under command
o. o9lrnol S NJ. Wood and headed by
sne First Regiment Fife ard Drum
OoIIS, proceeded to the p, w. & B.
s.ati. to meet the militia from down
ene e ste, who were expected TO arrive
nv hat did not reach this city uu.il
AZ ~ 0'clock, when they came on 6
spsciL train.
IT battalion was under command o.
Ssfp Marshal, an,ina as M"jer, ,nd
consistea OF Company d of Milford, L
Of Dover, e of Wyoming, g Of George
town, ii Of New Castle and Of Laurel
AS 500 ss they aightcd from the trail
lin was formed, and they wer
escort 20 the armoYy, where q cola
ton "a served The entire comman,
will , 'ocsed to PhiladelphiA this after
noon K take part In the grand militar.
display 70 morrow.
In nd ition to the vast crowd carrie,
by the P, W. & B. Railroad Company
there was mum Ter who went to Phils
delphtR over the Baltimore B. Obi
Railly pd. while the steamer Whining
ton, mich left Fourth street wharf at
O'CLOCK, and the BrsDdywine at rs
O'Clock, were both we'll filled, cons,
queptly there were from 8 900 to 10, 90
persons who left here tnis morning fc
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Sugar Making.

Sugar making seems to be carried on
very successfully at Fort Scott, Kansas,
and the experiment may result in saving
millions of dollars to our country, as well
as in opening up very profitable brarch
OF business to the farmers The machin
cry was furnished by the Pusey s. Jones
CO., of our city, and 1t is said to embrace
improvements that render sugar making
from sorghum quite profitable. IL is
stated that 100 pounds OF good sugar, and
from 10 to 12 gallons of syrup can be
made from every ton of cane worked. 1t
is unfortunate that the experiment of
making sugar at Riverview, on the Della
ware, had not been equally fortunate.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
CoIlidod With the ONO,

AS one of the barses belonging to the
Brandywine Granite Company was pass
ing the docks of the Harlan & Hollings-
worth Company yesterday, in tow OF the
tug Protector, it collidei with the new
ferry-boat Ohio, knocking away several
Of her guard stays 1t also struck the
steamer Republic and the Scotia, carry
ing away one of the blades of her propel'
Ter. a piece of which was driven through
the side OF the barge and remained there.
II was oIly with the greatest difficulty
that the barge was kept from sinking, and
sue IL now on the marine rai!H ly at Enoch
Moore's tor repairs.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
.....s,.s. ~su.s NE.


CHcl Ill. Sept. 1.-THE su.
preme w ~ thta morning ~ Ottawa
delivetec an opinion In the cAse OF the
Anarchil a. sSSrmlnp the dRment OF
the oour hsIov. and ordered the execu' |
tion TO Wa place ON November IL, be- |
tween aad 4 O'Clock. The opinion,
which ia delivered by Justice Ma
eruoer sas very elaborate, embracing
neariy Y 600 words. The decision was
anne nn, "a as uuauimous, though
Judee uikey explained that, while II
Was ho' ~ Intention TO offer . separate
opin'o he only desired to ray that he
did ! CJ ~ ~ 80 nnderstood as hold
ing it the record was free from error,
TOT hsiid not think it was. He was
neveLtls 81 ass Of the opinion that none oi
the err n oompia.ped Of were OF suoh
setWs ch lrscnr as to require y rever
SAL e iud smsnt. He added:
In lort. after having fully examined
the " ord and given the questions arie
neg oI 10Y very best thought, with IN
earhe and considerations desire u
iaith lily discharge my whole duty,
Am itliy satisfied that the opinios
rese "A yipdioates the Law and doe
! com cts justics bet n stn the people
. the .ts ard the defendants, fully war
rant nv the law and the evidence.
= Ihs non thus condemned to die
Spe Fielden, Parsons, Fischer, Engel
Lang and Sch wab-were soon notifio
OF M Supreme Courts conclusion, Ia
teIns s,suos which Was received with
stua, effort OF calmness. or cours'
tne ,isioQ also copdrms the senteD
OF lntrisonmeDt Ior Neene.
Osltain Back, OF council Tor tue ds
u tehdn,s, said:
. Ishall imnedi lately 60 before the 81
l- PINE Court ut Ottawa and ask for ret
eol q time to secure certified ira.
scrid OF The record for presentation
ehe Ii oreme COURT at Washine etoI
u Sueh proceedings are rare, but hav
DC ''upt Of the Courts decision on thi
= poiu
7 ) 9!ee Gary, who presided at Il
y triH! IN The Anarchists, when iniorme
L OF tht q ecision, said: "Weil, all ha,
% go. say is tia, the verdict is ju
:. on.
Josh r. buchanan, the Social
eai,o' Vho has charge Of the AnArchi
De 10 Fund, .said that should Il
le stat 5upieme Conrt refuse TO grant Z
z. app TO the United States Supren
l. Cor or NOT mass ON the matter in tin
q. 70 % - its decision act rs o supersede
l. neio!s ne date eet tor tie execution
le tls tepteDce, application will be ma
n 70 HFustice OF the U nited States
e. pre- lourt for snpersedeas. lit
a. pfGcS1 shall isil an appeal for clemen
n VII! p made to Governor Oslesby.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Lotto onuroh nc tho opera House.

Next Monday evening and balance Of
the week Lottie Church Go. will open
an engage m ent at the Opera House In o
series OF we'll known dramas and come
dies, including "Unknown," written ~
the clever actor. John A. Stephens.
This company has reputation In all
cities "a being one Of the best, and as
they play at prices within the reach OF
all they should do large business.
The Brooklyn Eagle speaks as fol.
low.: "Psople were turned away Mon
day night at the Standard, where Lottie
Church appeared in the well known
drama OF Unknown" The character
OF the "Uuknowp," 80 done by Mr.
Barripger, Is n pleasant surprise; he baf
an excellent stage presence and mag
nifcent voice, which, In its depths, II
suited to the sracter he plays. He
invests the fea with spirit which Sc
cured for him Vie hit OF the evening
Miss Church was not far behind, ant
Was as natural as the most exactini
could wish. The supporting company
is q good one, and npplaoses were fire.
quent throughout the presentation, ant
sc the end Of the second oct the com
pany were compelled to bow their ac
kno oUled Sements befoi o the curtain.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
FOURTH EDITION
oraers for the sntsnh hiai.

To morrow will be military day In
and as the militia from
mia state will participate the following
orders have been issued by Colonel s. ID.
W Wood, commanding First Regiment;
~ The field and stat OF the First
Regiment Infantry, N. G.. D., will report
to tbese headquarters on Thursday. Sep
tember IS, not latr than 9.05 Q. m. and
Major A. 3 Kirk is hereby directed, 70
report with companies B, d, L, G., ID ana
At the same time. Companies A, y ana
and the drum corps will assemble at the
armory on the morning of the 10Th inst,
at 0 a. m. sharp. 2, Company comman
d.rs. will see that each man OF his COM
mapd provides himself with blanket,
which will be necessary for his comfort; ..
Each man will receive SO cents per oay
Communication for subsistence and the men
will be fed under the direction OF tneif
company commanders"
Alexander Burleigh, commander Q,
smyth Post, No. 1, g. A. r., has issued
the following orders:
GAN comrades intending to paruclpats
lin the parade In Philadelphia In nohor .
the Constitutional Centennial VIII repor
at the post headquarters ats O'CLOCK o'
Friday morning. - =,
"NO belts or siue arms W oo WIZ.
| passing the reviewing stand where IN
. President will review the line and whii
! being reviewed by General 7. d. Sheridan
lnore bGt ;lTe post coniman6er SiY9 ssjrls
Post colors win be dipped. Comrsde
will march by without sAluting, eyes u
the front.
"Bsdgss must be worn on the lei
: breast, opposite the armpit and none bu
, official membership badges shall be worn
Comrades will be allowed to wear dele
Q gate badges given at the national encamr
I ment. Comrades must adhere to the un
form OF the post, whenever possible
d those without uniform will wear dar
clothes, regulation hats and whit
o gloves
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
FIFTH EDITION,
Returned Ramel

Mr.. A. O. Brown, formerly Of this
city, but now OF Philadei phia, ~ Just
returned from Europe after an absence /
OF about seven months. Mr.. Brown is
employed % superint. ndeDt Of the Art
Embroidery Department CT the Singer
Sewing Machine Company at PhilAdel.
phia, He WAS representing the COM
paDy at the American ExniDition held
in London In June. Toe exhibition
continued twelve week.. Since the
close Mr.. Brown has bsen sd ancing
the methods OF FANCY EN- Sroidsry work
on the Singer machiue ~ tue com.
pany's braucn effioes in England, Ire
land aud Scotland, and reports q ready
acceptance by the operators ard q brill
liant outlook for handsome work.
While In Llncoinshire, England, he
visited the relstives Of his wife, John
Middleton and family, sad was given &
grand reception by them.
A number Of suppers were given Id
his honor BY Admirera of his works.
| OF the trip he speaks highly, and dc +
soribes IL ~ healthy, ard tae scenery as
dAE1itng TO an upaccustCned eye, (that
10 through the countries mentioneo.)
He speaks very highly OF London Ia
many reepects, and gives his impIee'
sions In the following brief manner:
Buildings, dingy ~ CON pared TO oi.vb
and Of ancient architecture; drainage
exoellenti remoya! cf ashes, gntbsgr
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

These Ia bin In the yard attached to
the building. Whsr sh.z IL full es
refuse q card similar to that displayed
by persons desirsue 80 express wagon
Ia placed at the ffont widow, and the
collectors seeirs it remove the gsrbaa ae,
etc. The cxb system Is decided Inn
provement over ours. The horses usbd
are OF the best stock and arc wen cared
for You are wbiried to your dss inA.
ton In short order. Poverty seema to
be sbowu more clearly than IN this
county.
While in Eiinburg, Scotland, he
visited the residence oi the Rsy. John
Kuox, the great religious revivA,ist of
297 years ago, and 40. IA the chair the
good man hau 30 often occupied. Ha
visited . great numSs, O. interesting z
p aces Of Historical re uowp, and will in
. letter in = fntu,e issls give the read.
ers Of the REPUBLICAN the benefit OF
the descrio otion.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Bherinss Sale.

Ghsriff Lsmbso sold the personal ef-
fects of John A. Wilson on Wednesday
afternoon at moderate prices. The
farming implements st the store, corner
OF Front and Orange streets, were dig
poeed of frst, and then the contents of
the building. Front and Tatnsll s'reets.
Drills were sold for 81 SO to 81 90, a
manure spreAder for 81. so, harness from
So 10 to SIG, collars 75 cents to 81 80
The buegies brought SCI. S22 and $40
each store wagon 8. $40, S22. 80 and $50;
threshinR engine, flo5; borsss; S54, $50,
$40, $160 SO; half interest in Percheron
stallion, $540, he having cost some
two years ago 81 0G0.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
sHERIFF's SALES.
SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ OF Vend itioni Exponas TO mo
will be exposed 10 public sale, at
the hotel OF Alex. Maxwell In NJ diddletoNn,
In st. q eorges hundred New Castle County,
Bel.,
ON FRIDAY,
TIE 10TH DAY VI SEPT EMBER. 1887,
At 2 O'Clock, p. m.

AZ Clooks ps
The following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain pieces or parcels OF
land here ina fter described as No. / and No.
2, with the phosphate factory and works,
houses and other buildings thereon erected
situated In the town OF Odessa, Stato OF Della
ware, and more particularly described rs fol-
10 ss, 70 wit.
No. i. Beginning at stone standing BY
tho hie OF the old road loading 10 the
81. Sranery," whsre o wild cherry tree
fcrn siAy 81 tod, n corner for those prsmtfes,
for lanes now or formerly Of William Polk !,
and fOrAlands now or formerly OF the heirs OF
OharlssT. Polg, deceased, thence with tho
last mentioned lands scuth 10E degrees east,
IS perches to the AppoquininiinK creek;
thence with the said creek north t41< degrGos
east, 9 2-l0 perches: south 81 degrees east, 20
peIches; north IS degrees east, pefooet; I;
north 10 degrees vert, 20 81 lco perch es;north
3 gut, about 2 percnes north OF where tho
said Lower Grapery' formerly stool (;
thence leaving the said creek north 7eh
degree west I6 $40 percnes tnence with lands
now or formerly OF the said william Polk,
south 2o11 degrees eat IA 2. 70 pe.caes to the
place OF Deg inning. Containing four acres
OF land and marsb, be tho Same moro or
less; and being divided into two parcels by
an artificial canal or channel cut though
the came.
So.2. beginning at stone on the north
aide Of Appoqu lnimink Oreeg and near the
creek shore "a corner for THIS lot and lands
Ioth iucu W SIhbtUrn, tuCuOo iOi ucW
limo now made, dividing this 10. from landi
| re tanned as aforesaid perth lS degrees 2C
| minutes west, % peiches TO stone on the
souther ly side OF Front street, corner fol-
| tn is lot and lard OF said grsntors, thence
| with the toutherly side of said street nortn
So degrees east, 20 pc ches and "a links to q
| stone Cd the soothofly side Of said street
corner for this lot and othsr lands OF said
Lord Polk Oonpan thence with theil
limo south l951 degrees east l6 perches and
| Q links 70 the odxe Of tho aforesaid crock
corner 1or thts lot and other lands OF saic
Lord Pols Company; thence up tho Ap
poquinimink creek and binoing thereon u
the place of beginning; containing within
these metes and Dounos Two acres and IL
squaro porchos OF land, together with thu
Euds or fats along the edge ofsatd creek =
low water marx; being par; OF the land
AID premises conve, ed by Wesstls Alricl
| and wife by ir1enture.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty OF Lara Il Polk Company AID to b
sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherit's Ctice, Wilmington. Aug. q!
| 1887 Sept,.eod .te
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Notice..

The managers of the Delaware State
Fair announce that there will be o
grand musical Tournament of all the
leading bands In the State at the State
Fair on Wednesday morning. septen-
ber %. Three purses of $50, $50 and
$40 will he awarded as fr4t, second and
third prizes respectively. Leaders OF
bands in the State are requested 10
send to ID. P. Barnard, Jr,, secretary,
Dover, Del for conditions and full
of the contest.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Church Sociable.

A church socisble will be held in the
Usion NJ. E. church, Fifth and Wash ng.
ton streets tonight to which all the mem
ber and friends oftthe church are invited.
There will be music, rea1ings, short ad-
dresses and general hand-shake. The
purpose of the social is to bring the men,
bers and friends OF the church more close.
ly together in friendly and social rela-
tions. Pastor steng.e hopes the church
will be crowded,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
The Lssa,ng Mssi,c4aes.

DIR. Simms' White Pulmonio baissm'
f,r ali Throat and Lang Troubles.
fr. simms' Pain Searcher, the per-
fec,ion of pain and crains meoici1es.
DR.. Simms' Vesetaoie ano A.Ser
Pills, sugar coated. Ths ereet easy
purgat,vs, headache ana iiveT cure;
Dr. simrus' An,i-Bilious Powders
eplendid bilious tonic. ,,
DR.. simms' Vegetable Ague Killer, q
o real anti.perioaic toaic AND cure io'
malaria.
DIR. eimma' Blood Pnriher.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Penitent Policy Writer.

The following notice 10 parted on The
door of the houge No. 702H West Front
street:
"NoTICE shop Is closed until
after the trial of the policy writers.
Forgive me, for l know not what / had
done. May the Lord have mercy on
my sinful SOUL"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ of Levari Facias, to me directd,.
will be exposed to public sale at the Hotel OF
Alexander maxwell, in Middletown, in ~.
Georges Hundred, Nav Castle County, Del
aware,
ON FRIDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 'S7,
At o'clock d. M,

The following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain tracts or parcels Of
Black b lrd undred. late part of Appoquini-
mink Hundred, in the county aforesaid, de-
Beginisaa at ine centre OF a bridge over the
northwest branch Of Duck Greek In the road
degrees, east III 4-lO perches 10 a stake in the
said road, corner for land for John l.: Cham
bers, thence with the land Of said Chambers
2 stake. c, rner for said Moore and Manlove
Davis, thence with said Davis line
to stone Oh the north side of the northwest
psvs % asoa F. ss thence w SAID
10 d Stone corner for said Hqkill and Z.
in the aforesaid northwest brsnch. corner for
and and 6ndins 6" herewith % X IL 'e perches @ to the
place OF beginning. containing Ol acres ana
~ Gslng IN naEt o We har,p snme ibs
deed OF the parties of the second part, bearing
even dale herewith.
No. 2. Beginning at stone at the root Of
an appie tree on the ncrtheriy side Of the pub
lie road leading from Chambersvill- to Black
bird, fromithence northerly in a direct line
toward poplar to stone corner for
lands now OF John Atherly and George
4. Deaskyne recently conveyed TO then s1aopy by
purchased from Gideon K. Hukili also
corner Of other land of the sad Benla-
thence westerly direction with the line
of said Atherly TO large corner white oak
(now cut DOWN standing in the line of the
land winch was signed to the Orphans Court
as the property Of John W. farrell, deceased,
TO the said John Athery from thehce a south
efly dir, ction by line of the said Atherly 70
the public road leading from Cham bersville TO
BlaSk bird from thence an easterly direction
W. tn said road to the place of beginning, con-
tsining about one acre, be the same more or
less.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
erty OF John g. Armstrong, administrator OF
Sarah a. A Atherly, deceased, and TO be sold py
GILES LAMBSUS, Sheriff,
Sherif's Once, Wilmington, September l.
1857.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

w,,sop T.. Ooudou, the athlete of
Cac,i Conntv. Md, will give exhibitions
NJ his srrsnoth and muscu lar skill at
E,,,,nn Ea,r newt month, Mr.. Coudon'a
,.ns a. hammer to.se, has caused
~ Nag york Athletic Club 10 offer
hio, a mpmhership in its list of modern
SamDsuu ue,